Videos tagged with Will Smith

This video celebrates the transition from 2024 to 2025, highlighting memorable moments from the past year and expressing excitement for the upcoming one. It features mentions of various celebrities and movie characters associated with action and firearms, implying a theme of excitement and entertainment. The content seems to be a year-in-review with a forward-looking perspective, possibly incorporating clips or references to action-oriented media.

This video appears to be a promotional piece or fan-made content related to the movie "Bad Boys: Ride or Die." It features Tetiana Gaidar at Taran Tactical range, with mentions of Will Smith, Martin Lawrence, and director Peter Berg. The description directly asks viewers to compare "Bad Boys: Ride or Die" with "Hancock" and earlier "Bad Boys" films, focusing on their action-comedy aspects. A key highlight for firearms enthusiasts is the mention of the "TTI Combat Master," suggesting a connection to John Wick's iconic firearm, which is likely to be a significant point of discussion or comparison within the context of the video, even if not explicitly shown in use.

This YouTube video from Taran Tactical features Tetiana Gaidar demonstrating firearms from the 'Bad Boys: Ride or Die' movie, including a comparison with a firearm from 'Hancock'. The video highlights the TTI Combat Master and asks viewers about their favorite buddy cop films, specifically mentioning 'Bad Boys', 'Bad Boys II', and the 2024 installment. It also lists cast members and directors associated with the franchise, with a focus on the action and comedy aspects of the films.

This YouTube video features Will Smith discussing and potentially demonstrating shooting techniques, referencing his role in "Bad Boys: Ride or Die." The description highlights a training session with Taran Butler at Taran Tactical, hinting at action-oriented firearm use. It also mentions previous "Bad Boys" films and poses a question about favorite buddy cop films, suggesting a broader entertainment appeal beyond just firearm mechanics. The title's emphasis on "how you shoot" points towards practical application and potentially skill demonstration.

This YouTube video focuses on a behind-the-scenes look at Will Smith's weapon manipulation stunt training for the movie "Bad Boys: Ride or Die." It highlights the training with Taran Butler at Taran Tactical, emphasizing the "From now on that's how you shoot" quote. The description also prompts viewers to compare "Bad Boys: Ride or Die" with previous installments in the franchise, mentioning Michael Bay and actors like Martin Lawrence and Vanessa Hudgens.

This is a throwback video to a TikTok that was originally posted in March 2022, referencing the "slap" incident at the Oscars involving Will Smith and Chris Rock. The video's title directly references a comparison between Smith & Wesson (a firearm manufacturer) and Rock Island Armory (another firearm manufacturer). The description encourages viewers to remember "the slap" and highlights "Chip in his prime." The video also includes links to spoof and goofy videos, as well as social media links for GUNBROS, a family-owned business that emphasizes customer service and Second Amendment rights. The content appears to be a humorous or satirical take on the celebrity incident, using firearm brands as a playful comparison.

This YouTube video, titled "What the Will/Chris Spectacle Can Teach You...", appears to be a live stream or commentary analyzing a public event involving Will Smith and Chris Rock, likely the Oscars incident. While the title and description don't explicitly mention firearms, the creator, Instructor Mike, has a channel focused on firearms training and content, as indicated by his website "MikeBrownsClass.com" and the general nature of his online presence. Therefore, the video likely uses the "Will/Chris Spectacle" as a jumping-off point to discuss topics relevant to his audience, potentially related to self-defense, personal conduct, or decision-making under pressure, drawing parallels that can be applied to a firearms context.

This video is a rant discussing the Will Smith/Chris Rock incident at the 2022 Oscars, contrasting celebrity reactions with what the creator views as more significant moral issues. The creator suggests that the public's focus on the slap distracts from other important matters. The description also promotes the "WPSN" app and upcoming "WAR POET season 2," along with various Warrior Poet Society links for merchandise, a reading list, and trips.

This video features a veteran reacting to the viral incident at the 2022 Oscars where Will Smith slapped Chris Rock. The content is a reaction and commentary piece, aiming to gather audience opinions on the event. While not directly about firearms, it leverages a "veteran" persona, implying a perspective that might appeal to certain audiences interested in tactical or defensive viewpoints. The description also includes numerous social media links and promotional codes for various brands.

This video is a spin art tribute to the incident where Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars. The description includes links to the artist's various platforms and website, as well as a P.O. Box for fan mail. The content itself appears to be art-based and not directly related to firearms.

Colion Noir's NOIR S6 episode focuses on the iconic Glock 17, a firearm that holds sentimental value for him, particularly due to its association with Will Smith's character in Bad Boys II. The video is sponsored by Mossberg and features ammunition provided by Federal Premium Ammunition. It highlights Colion Noir's personal connection to this specific Glock model.

Colion Noir, in this episode of NOIR sponsored by Mossberg, examines the Zev Z17 pistol, famously wielded by Will Smith as Deadshot in the movie Suicide Squad. Ammunition for the segment is provided by Federal Premium Ammunition. The video offers a look at a specific firearm model, tying it to a popular movie character and highlighting its associated brands.